This Is the President

This Is the President is a management game with a fascinating plot. It’s 2020, and you’ve been elected President of the United States of America. To avoid paying for your financial crimes, you need to ratify the 28th Amendment, which gives the president lifelong immunity.

Manage your subordinates and shadowy assistants like a true mafioso to deal with old problems and fresh presidential hemorrhoids. You’ll have to fight with rivals, bureaucrats, the press, and leaders of other countries.

In this game, an explosive mix of thriller and satire, any player’s actions inevitably lead to deadly absurdity or tragicomedy.

However, the path to lifelong immunity is thorny, and you’ll have to clean up another mess every day. Some say that this is the president’s job.

Gain popularity by limiting prices on computer games and banning online advertising. But why limit yourself to advertising?

You can tie up the entire Internet… and at the same time help your Chinese friends with censorship.

Or save the Russian president before his rival gets ahead of him. And what’s wrong with sending a hamster into space? Anything is better than helping a serial killer avoid prison.

Some of your comrades may not like your decisions, of course, but now is the time to remind them who covers up their dirty deeds. Gambling, for example, drunkenness, assault… not bad, right?

Thugs, hackers, journalists, lawyers – you can’t do without them. And if your assignments sometimes cause them mental anguish, a generous Christmas bonus from a charity fund will cure all this.

And let the Americans console themselves with the illusion that the “separation of powers” works, but your methods can convince anyone.

Deep down, they know: no one will separate you from power.

Change the Constitution of the United States, persuading, blackmailing, bribing and intimidating politicians to gain lifetime immunity – because you simply have no other choice.

• Manage your rating, finances, and team like no US president has done before, and hold on to power at any cost
• Give speeches, issue decrees, solve problems, communicate with the press and tweet better than any of your predecessors
• Hire assassins, hackers, lobbyists, and other specialists. Send them on dangerous missions within the law. If that doesn’t help, you can go beyond the law…
• Immerse yourself in a fascinating interactive story with a wide range of options. Will you be able to ensure that your presidential term does not smoothly flow into prison?
• Rule the country like a gangster, with a shadow cabinet that inspires respect and fear throughout the world